Echeveria 'Brown rose' f. variegaed

The variegated shape of this succulent presents nuances in places where there is a lack of chlorophyll; such nuances will never be identical in plants, making each of them unique and for this reason veery appreciated by collectors. In its normal form it is a succulent with a rosette arrangement, not present in nature but obtained in the nursery by the union between two different species of Echeveria.One of the strengths of this succulent is undoubtedly its showy colouration, which gives the name to the species: the epidermis, with abundant sunlight, fades from the soft green towards a brownish brown or, in the younger leaves, an elegant pink sometimes adorned with real asymmetric spots of darker color. The final effect is highly spectacular and absolutely original!